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t.rorerlc.

SrCM-rurc white. Gi4r OF white. ~ a.
Csc. yellow clarified, cas- ,r. open kettle,
5',m5'.c refined \, csc. STANDARD gunu
lated, 1ito, plantation grauulatcd, . ~, paw.
dcrcd, 10. cut loaf ~. nrm.
Louisiana, jtad,, Carolina, JFd' o.,
iirmor
C,Sprs- Sticks, an ,scs, In boxes. lrdl.
aud barrels, ''s@hT fancy assorted, 1'f,iti
firm.
so,r AND COMMISSION, 3@5',c; can.
dies. lull weight sa,mR
CurpT-Ncw York factory, a., full rrrim.
i3@l3'sc. Young America lie.
Corrrr- Common, 1870; ordinary, ~ ~
20l.c; fair - ,m22',U prime Rio, s2A.r
choice tn fancy, 2jh@9Aci old government
sldDsg quiet.
ur-Saginaw 81 3S6i 40 per b,rrrl,
sacks, fine. ~ 3i6i ~. coarse, 81 iOMt ~,
pockets, blcachcd, ~ -, mixed, harwiS
so ~. mixed 2'.Gt1c.
CAyNrp Goops--rnC apples. A. 2iml 80
Peaches, ponn-, s.-,...... -. - ~ pounds
standard, u IS; seconds, Vi *. iomu,or-.
pounds. standard, tl@i 10. . pounds,
standard, 81 2idi 20. Strawberries, A Gl
llasphcrrics, 81 az. Blachhcrncs. 81 iafrI -
Green pyr-, ~ 5iai ~ Pear, " 55m2 -
inms u GiCl IS. Asparagus, ~ 7jni ~
Uruon corn 81 2imi o. Grcon peas. " "a
" 80. Cove %, stcr., iull weight pound. ~
pounds. ~ UjMi ~, light weight pound
0aGig pounds ,l@ 10 CONDENSED
milk, Crown, - I'@j 50. Eagle, a. ~. SNis.
- o. salmon, - y, Saplin,s. fHUt mus
turd arlincs g. ~. MacAcrcl 81 80 herring
mlckcwl, VI -.
Mof,wfs- Louisiana. iair 40; choice now
90, new prime, 4,e centrifugal. iuucy Iim
~ common 10 fair 2j@2,y prime 60 choi,c
/ i0eiiic. quiet
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bonds aud stocks.

NV NouH, Nov. is.-Muncy on call easy
nc - tn q per cent; last loan, I per cent;
closed, Offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, GHS per cent.
sterling exchange dull hut steady, at 80
Tor sixty DAY bills. and u.s., iur demand
Government bonds duh and steady, OK.
rcpt Tor the four, which Wcrr heavy.
State bonds WcV dull and steady.
The stuck market toily was uuly moder-
atcly active and subject tu SPELL, ~ positive
dizziness, and prices Wrrr irregular hut IN
tie main firm The Traders .iil favored a
reaction this morning. and though thc r,n.
rral temper was hullisl. further 81 back
was eNp',tcd In thi. there Vasa di,ap.
pniuimrui, huvcycr, O.. liberal iprarn MIR.
chn-c- voru. made Nv 'lr carly dcaling..
Whirh enabled the market 10 absorb the IRE
un,tiug, ol stock and even Ia advance small
fmciioue The close vB firm 40 close to
upsning ligirs. Almost,,,rything g, hilhcr
tonight though t'ic gains arc Tor snail iUc.
lions only.
Rlil7uii bpnd. wcrc quiet Final price,
ar. generally higher. Sale, 50 .Oi1.mO' The
total .alc,ui stock. today were 80 ,3lj slarys.
ttusiuH uuotltinuss
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Grain, Provisions ana Groceries

CmcAGO H., Nov. Is. Pork was ION the
rampage today, and with u net advance Of
Rlsc over last nights figures took 80 much
Of the weakness out ~ the grain that this
evening wheat shows only u e. decline from
the prices twcniy-fuur hours previous, corn
Ac and oats SC. Lard and short ribs accom-
panied pork upward 10 and pc respective
ly Today more long wheat Was brought
out than on YESTERDAY in the aggregate,
though II came from totally different sources
TN yesterday II was tho big fellows who got
rid Of their holdings, today u Was the little
fellows kilograms sent on, after the close
last night covered the situation pretty fully,
aud II not actually advising the small hold
ers tO get out, seemed ut least io induce
them 10 take the action most natural TO the
out Of town operator, namely, to sell on u
break. Corn was fairly active and Irregular
the market ruling weak early, the near fut-
nrcs In particular, due 10 the reaction in
wheat, anticipated larger receipts and falling
oil In cash corn. Oats were affected &c by
the decline In corn, but when corn rrcov-
cred under the influence Of pork oats react
Ell - aud closed at 3Ossc.
The provision market cut loose from all
ordinary influences and ~ an operator
expressed IL, the market run away from
the crowd, who thought they could play see
Jaw, and they got whip-sawcd.n The break
yesterday is due To the local crowd, who
unload and get short In expectation that
the countrymen who had bought would bc
forced 10 throw their holdings. The
,calpcrS were badly beaten, however, as the
markets opened about where they left of
yesterday, and prices started up immodi-
ntcly. There was good outside and heavy
local buying the general trade being cN-
cccdingly heavy. Mess pork was the favor
itc aud advanced irrcgularly o. -, january
touching it, highest point, ~ asked, ~ the
very close Of the afternoon session. Lard
went up NC On buying 10y large Hebrew
operator, January selling ipm ~ - To - ~
bid. the latter being the last price uf the
day. Short ribs were active, and advanced
sic, closing at - bid Tor January.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows
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Spots opened easy and cloecd quiet aud
steady midllinr ln'sc Sale, Ghalc. QUO
iatious Wcrv ns follows Ordinary, Ta.c. good
orliunp nl iG low miilling, 0l5.lG,: mid.
ding io7.r r"pi middlinr, iOssc mid
ding fair 10 3-lcg lair, II 1916.
futuus opened weak and CLOSED firm.
o., follows November lo.3saiO ~, Dcccm.
her, iotn'ioSt January, iol0al0 n.
February, 10 ii@loiS March. i0.5imi05j.
April, luOl@ioG1, May, 1000 June. 10 "a
mlo,, luly. lo~'hiosi. August, 40 800
lOS. sale, III, 100 bales.
Ncv York cotton statement for week end.
ing NuN rmhpr j., iNN,.
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Hoo pnopucT--Ad Advancing: mes. park,
Sll 25dl ~. sugar CURED hams, ~ ,Ciil ~,
breakfast hac"n. ~ i.@lsr, clear sitir-, ha
con, SAc; clear rib sides bacon, S'.r; long
clear bacon, NJ: bacon Shoulder. $40; hulk
pork, clear sides. 80 clear rih sides,
&c. long clear e.. shoulders. Sc
L,Hp-ticrcrs, 1r; half hrl~. 7i.c kg.,
nc. choice kettle, So; advancing.
Fist ackcrcl. hall harrls. NJ. I, y IN,
No. ., a. ~, No. ., 81 p, iOlb kit, Nu. T.,
81 ~. No ., A 10. NJ. ., ~ O5. Dry hes.
ring, family, 80 per box.
Pos fLrT--larWl,, r. ~. half barrels,
g. IS. Kegs, ~ H.
FRrsn Mr,r--J huiro h,ef. hindpunricr~.
GH7r. forcquartor-, W,tU second grade,
headquarters, a. furcquartcr~, -, common,
headquarters, . -, lurqmrtcrS, L.. sheep,
&C.. Hogs, Use
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GecsistuifS.

HY-Choicc, from store. On; ear load
from lcyeo or depot AidStis prime rur',
SoaSic; car load fnm lcycc or depot, tlid
u; prairie from store, co. ear load lrom
lcycc or depot, -.
BIAN--fmm storc, SjdahT from lcycc or
depot, SO 5jml5.
CoRN--frbm STORE, white, h,c MIXED, ~;
from loycc or depot, white, In bulk, i7@ iS';
In sks., alGj2c; mixed, Ia bulk, iGfi i7ci In
SKIS, 5O6thlc.
OAu-From store, white, 3Sc; mixed. Gr;
from lcycc or depot, white. in bulk, j3d.rr;
in sks., Jic; mixed, Ia bulk, Daiic; In SIS,
HIitg
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GENERAL MARKET
Ilrcnslsluns

CoRN standard, g. Wa2 -. pearl,
IS 25d3 -; roller, - 1fr2 J0; firm
BEANs-Nayy, - Om2 -.
DAT MrAL-ln half brlS t2fa3 ~ from
store.
FIouH-From store. common. ~ ~ nm-
lily, - ~, choice, - ~; fancy ~; extra fan
cy, - -; patent, 81 ~, higher.
CRACKERS extra i,'; soda irrhlr ey-
ira, i'sc; ginger snaps, ihdd'sc; assorted
jumblc- IN.
CRACKED WuE,r-ln half brls - - fr,m
store.
lioMSY AND GnIrs-from -iorc, S3@1 -
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The spot market opened easy and closed
steady mIiiling, Ooldc Sales. C,5cO bales.
Quotation. Wcr follows Ordinary, : 5.I9c;
COOL Ordinary. ,ii.iGg low middling. gj.iGc.
middlinr onldr good middling, o i5.lGt
Future opourd lrm and closed steady. ~
follow November nominal; December.
oG3~oG january, o52@a y, February o 50
@psl Marh eal@00I. April. ioma
1900 May iolCHlol'. juno, 10 9Gljlo ~.
July 10 EcioD& August, io33@lO3I
sllcs 81, To- bales.
DNtN rom ANn tVrrHion MAnEEr.
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THE RIVERS.
steamers Leaving
Increment. NJ the r.eYcc.
AArIlnnAN

Arriyals-katc Adams, Arkansas City;
James Lee, l'riars Point; Coahoma, osceola;
Rene Macready. Walnut Bend; City OF Cairo,
Nicksburg; Chas J.. Chotcau, New Orleans;
Port Eads, New Orleans.
Departurcs-City Of Cairo, 81 Louis Kate
Adams, Arkansas city James Lee, Friars
Point; Coahoma, Osccola; Rene Macrcady,
Blues Point.
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prime, 4jG6l'sc; fully fair, 4'sc ccntrifu-
gals, plantation graduated, csc; choice
white, o i3l6td5jsc off white, 59s@5Ac;
choice yellow clarified, 57-lHg5lSc seconds,
4II@5Isc; fancy yellow clarified, 5I9@5 0 lGc.
gals in good demand but OF lower rates.
strickly prime, 25@27c; good prime, ga DC.
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CmcAGo, H., Nov. ls.--The Droyors'
Journal reports Cnttle-Roccipts, 5000;
shipments, $500. Market steady; boeves
sos; fancy, IS 1895 30; stockers and
feeders, $2Cl3 10; cows bulls md mixed,
81 25@3; Texas cattle 81 1905 30; western
rangers, s. 7jly3 so.
Hogs Receipts, 81, 900; shipments 5000.
Market steady; mixed, 81 45G14 so heavy,
- 65@5 light 81 40@4 75i skips, 50 1860
45.
Shcep--Rcccipts, 5000; shipments, 800.
Market steady; natives, Sboi ~; western,
$3@3 20; Texans, S2a3 30; lambs, IS 1905 80.
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DAily COTTON STATEMENT.
NIlklN uotrnX srArrNKNr


Receipts at Memphis Tor the week ending
November u.s. io,OlS bales, a. against $3.50
h,l's same week Last year since September
{. 3b,.H bale. agNinsi 2sG, 100 bales samo
time last year
Shipments ing the week, - iei bales, ~
against $3.50 nlir- same week last year,
since September I, 1880 bales, ~ against
iii,C1' halos sauc tine last ycar. Week =
sales, s5''n bales cN?ort,rs, iGOoo. and
spinner. s.HiN bales.
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Household soppl,.s.

ArrHs Kentucky stock, S26,3 per hrl.
New York ~ 2ia ~ dried apples, Wda' IL
per pound from store. Dried peaches, 1@5 .c
ifUm store.
NrUuAmlr -Ouiops, {, 5563 per brl.
" - Per bu Cabbage Northern, $40 per
lW knut Barrels, s. j0@O, half barrels,
Htti 10. Gaflic--tl per 100.
ti6i 80.
kUGs Scarce at ?lc
FRtu Orange, 50 5o@J Is per box. So 5oa
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MnIr- md Iiorrrs.

MrLu-Molcrntc demand, ~ Ia i5is
hands high, Si2jC1i5O l5's 10 ~ hands high,
siHYdtSi.
ALA; heavy draft, S9N; saddle, sl25Gr2U1
EXTRA saddle, s2OnG'Jo plug, 500 49,
Texas ponies, Si5CqdO.
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Live stock.

IIoos--Choicc, i9.c; good, Ais@I7.c; com
mon, i',m4hc.
Snrrr.-Choicc, sac; medium, 3d3,.c;
common siGl 10.
L,Nns-Choicc, g.; common 10 good, per
head, 81 5Dd3.
GRAss t,un-Choirc. 3i,m3i.c goDd
2'sa3v; fair IA medium, a@2'sc; scal.
laWag., lGl isc, feeders, light, ii.@2c; heavy,
-. Cf1t.r
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Al noon; Spots Flat, with want NJ conf
dcnce. Sales, 1900 bales, Of which Amcri-
can 1900 bales Receipts, $1,000 bales, oi
which American -, 100 bales. Closing quo
tations were ~ follows Ordinary, li-iGl;
good ordinary, sd low mddling '-lGl;
good middling, 5,,d, middling uplaniS,
51lGd; middling Orleans, SD.
Futures opened Hat aud irregular and
closed steady, as follows
1.-THE prices ARE given IN pence and Gths,
thus: I Us means GjUld and jOi means
D l-Gid.
Ala y. M; November, . 3'll, sellers, No
vcmhcr-Dcccmbcr, . 2nl, sellers, December
January o 2sd, sellers; january February,
. I'D, buyers; February March, > 2S,l, buyer,
Mach.April, = sod, scllcS; April-Mny, , 31d,
sellers; Mny-Junc, . sd, sellers; Junc.July,
o SOD, sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement Tor the week
ending November ~ lsS1:
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NEW YoRH, Nov. ls.--Cotton goods are
very firm at latest prices AMI good request
is maintained for all qualities and classes Of
brown, blcachcd colOred and fancy fabrics.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
ArrrAL Orricr.
IfUftaX IstsTNINg Nov IN isat

ihlhAN bNbNiN"s NV ~ l'N'''l
The money market Is firm TO strong, and
rate are unchanged at per cent The de
mand {, heavy aud the supply sufficient
only Tor the regular custom. Outside offer
ing, ~ higher mtc' have been declined
The Clearing house report is rs follows:
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CnARLEsToS, S. c., Nov, la.-Turpcntine
Dull at SIC.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. ls.-pcirolcum-
Firm; S. W, ll0o, ne.
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HANK cIHApIvos.

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov ls.-Bank clcarings to-
day were Sll,S73,O00
NEw ORLEANS, la, Nov. lS.--Cicarings Of
the banks, S2,0Ol, l3G.
INV York, Nov 1s.-Bank clcaring>, $751;
Hl ,20i; balances - 400, 10
RALTfdoRE, Nd. Nov IS. Bank clcarings
today were $2,3li,s i7; balances, $2s5,0i5.
BosroN, Mass, Nov lS.-lank clearings
today were $l4,0l0,37I; balances, - ,532, j0l.
PmLADELrHIA, Pa, Nov. lS.--Bank clear
ings today Sl2,42l, lG2, balances 81 ,sii ,i7i.
NJ. LoUis, Mo-, Nov. lS.--rhe bank clear
ings today were sos, s95i balances, Sl0l,
uIu
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stage Of the Rivers.

orudALSi.Ns .CEyira "a
NrVrup Wow H. pm.
Tho following observations ore taken 10 au ~
tiuut named NJ ~ meridian tine. which L. ono
hour LATER than Nrnpiiis dim.
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Memphis 4 charlcst'u.jO Wuha.h, stL. 4 +. .IS}s.
mlenigan teniml, W,x. W, sui. 4 +. pfd, TF,.
~" !" dfWHlJ. Wells Fargo ~, l2s
~, L. * , W. pid lOS. Wc.crn niUn. SIS
MIN. y -. Louis 10. American Cot on 3d.
MIN d II. Louis I'D, 23l5
LONDON, Nov. 1s--l p. m.-Consols closed
az lo3 y ~ for money and 1865 j-lG for thc &C.
count United States bonds, A. 1895; do.
aaIs, llO'4. Bar silver, i3Isd per ounce.
Inc amount of bullion Withdrawn from the
tank Of England on balance today was
Berlin Nov. 1s.-Thc statement Of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an increase
IN specie Of 9,lG0,Oo0 marks.
PARIS Nov. ls--'rhrcc per cent rcntcs,
SOTO for the account.
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TiIvtTOn uTrDuTs

The following shows the amount " rraiu
rccciycd, withdrawn and w ,torc hy regular
elevator, ~ reported 10 the Merchant, "a.
change today Wheat Withdrawn. Gii bu.
~ store aU3 bn. Corn Withdrawn, "a
bu, IN store ssj bu Oats received al,
bu, Withdrawn, 1895 bu; in store. "a A.. lu
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LAllIANnr nrnrArInNs

Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, O.iGc;
middling low . jlOc; middling, . 0.iGc;
good middlinr, . lj.iGc; middling fair, l0,.c;
fair nominal.
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COTTON seeh Irrodnris.

PglNE Crude Om-,B1a3ic; prime sum.
mri yellow, 3SG'plc choice cooking ,ubi-
nice yellow. i0f prime cotton seed meal.
SIS 3b6ti5 10, car load lot; less than cor
lnld slg gJGfIg 10
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Tho following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded as the latest quotation.
BANK STOCKS.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady aud
closed sicaiy; middling o 0-lGc. Sales,
!. -co bale, including 600 last evening, OF
which / ,Jgo 10 exporters aud 1890 TO spin
nors; receipts. Sl'G bales shipments, i,iiO
bales; stock on hand. ijl,pol bales, receipts
10 date Jli2lI bales; shipments Ia date,
40 500 bales.
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IMInEIa.

one hundred aud eighteen brls apples.
y" 'lr bran. - n, beans mud peas. - pk.,
baron. ~ pkg boots aud shoes 3Jp bu
c"rn, 100 Pkg cheese, 80 rs coffee. 1892
-. c"t1u.scrd, ~ ear, cotton sc,d. '.Up
cotton Tie. lul hrls cement. lll pLr div
nnh' w rh'- crr., l,32t hris flour ~
,a', hay 20 pkg hats ~ head caiilr, %
bead horses and mules. 80 plp.lnrI giutt
icct lumber u pkg liquors. asi bris linn,
20 brls meal, ~ hr,s molu-srs. so Lrr,
nails 800 bu oats, 10 hrls ONIONS a.i
bfls potatoes . ears pork sides. 80 pkr, rirr.
~ hhds sugar, - brl, sugar, ~ Pkg, II.
bacco, % bu Wheat.
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New Yor. Dry Goods MarLet.

ST. LOUIS, No, Nov. ls.--Wool-Quict an
steady.
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BALANCES.


New York and cities north and east, on
demand, s. discount buying. par selling,
New York and principal cities north aud
east, three DAYS grace, s. discount buying,
par selling. New Orleans 81 discount buy
ing PAR selling
Their, was quite large attendance at the
stock call board meeting and bids and offer
inrs were more lively than usual. The salr,
made were thirty shares Of Mechanics SlN-
ings bank stock at 100 aud five shars of
Gcrmania insurance company at H.. Mcr.
chants cotton press and storage company
stock for which on Thursday morning 1857
was bid aud 1870 asked, was offered At This
morning. call at 40 decline Of ~. This
offer was Of course made on rumor 81 losses
sustained by the company Ia the navy yurl
cotton conilagmtion. The local cotton mar
bet closed steady, with sales at a,SoO balcs.
New Orleans spots closed steady, with tut
urvs steady and advanced Ia q point,
Liverpool spots were Hat, with want 81 CON.
hdcucc, and futures steady and of ( 10 @
points. At Manchester cloths arr quiet,
little doing yarns quiet rather easier
but both Influenced by the state II
the Liverpool market. New York spots
closed quiet aud steady, with futures zap
Ito 10 points G. l.. Green 4 Co ay;. "'rhc
market for cotton options continued fever
ish, making sharp unexpected turn upward.
During the early hours the fcclingwas weak.
and pretty free selling put rates OIL u Ia
points. Then there WIS Strengthening,
which rapidly assumed houyancy, and &c..
suited Ia AN advance Of II to Is point, from
the lowest, with the close firm, though nj
small reduction irom top figures"
According 10 the Havana weekly report,
the weather having become favorable to The
manufacturing 81 cigars, fair animation prr-
walls. Seedlings al Sagun arc doing we'll. aud
grower are hopeful ri securing largo crop
ofsupcrior quality. A. to sugars, scptcm.
Der aud October having been rainy, the zane
has developed 10 a considerable extent, aud
u the progp',s puliEcd la sarcharinc richness
until grinding Is inaugumicd corresponds lo
it, sile. there Is no doubt lhat i,s abundant
yield will partly compensate the docpa-c
which The abandonment of a large number
Of estates Is certain tn cause IN several locili.
tics AtSlgua thc cup will BE- fair. aud IL
h said that had 90 the estates IN the pro, incc
cultivated the lutality ofthcir fields il would
certainly have ocn'urpri.ing The late I'm
roNcmoni in price, for sugars has induced
The owner ~ several estates nt Trinidad
which did not grind last year to resume
turlr manufacturing ,his season. Planter.
OF ManAnillo arc making their preparation,
o. commence grinding and the estate san
Ramon is cNpcctcd tU mako 5000 hog,h,ud,
this yoar
The View York grocery market shows a
strengthening ior coffee and more actual
,lock moving aul othorropd- rrncmly we'll
sustained 10 The luyal market hog product.
continue % advance. other articles comlam
lively unchanged.
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Miscellaneous.
nAGoIvG--Gi sm7Htc.
TiEs ~ 2OC7l -.
Smur-Drup, 81 70, bu,k, VI ~.
| lINp-Gc.
NNLs-lrun, s. l5Gi. 20. stccl. g. 35tda ~.
PoWprg-kcgS, -; half kcrs, ~ -, quar-
! ter Kegs, II ~.
WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
Mary land aud rcnnsy lyinia Rye, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties Tennessee WHISTLES
nrcnuling 10 nlsc aud make. common whisky,
pEtrfl ~, according tu1rpol
Tonicco-Commun, 2Na iic, other gr.,.lcs,
3ifaAir
SNuT- Garncts, SO ~: Rilph's, $40 D;
uilrad, ~ y. Gail a Az -
Coat OlL-Primc white, wholesale lots, lOr
pcr gallon.
BURY grease wool, unwashci, 1874
iSc; clear grease wool. 2lmai, bury washed,
aOdgI; tub washed, yIst.Jc.
BEf-WAN-9r.
TALLEN-jet3isc.
lIlpK--Dry nint. No. I. i36i3isc No. .,
l06giOi 90 dry Sltcd. stDlOy; green saltcd,
No. l, GistI7c; No. :, SIC; green, 4Cdj';
shccpskins, i5cdSi.
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STATION

MuLronp buys old gold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
| pcrbrl. Lemons, $50 :, pcrDox. bananas,

7pcrbrl. Lemons, s36r3 :, pcrboX. bananas,
" jod2 10 per bunch
Nur~-C ocuanuts, ~ PER 100 Peanuts --
Nirginin. H. Tennessee, farmers stock, 3GI
Be-; roasted, 2,Sc higher SHIELDED, Ia. rccans
Texas, 7diOc
MpINs-London layers, -, layers, g. 10;
California, 81 ~.
BrIrrR- ButSrinc, Sc; creamery 2sGG
De- dairy, lNn23c; country butter, lbd2oc
PouLfEY Chickens -sprlng, ~ 5OG2 70;
hens, ~ 9Nt2 10; turkeys, qHl9, dressed
chickens, S2ta3; turkeys, lWgl4c per 10,
ducks, - 7Aa3; geese. Siai
PorNrOE-FirIn, selling at DcCt$l per bu,
" hta2 30 per brl; sweet potatoes, 81 jOg2
per brl.
cprn-Ncw York, 81 ~ per brl aud 81 20
per hall brl
GAM Quail 81 2iMl ~ per dozen;
squirrels, 81 25Grl 80 per dozen. Ncnison-
Whole deer, lCi5c; saddles, SC,l0. Wild
ducks, ~ to ~ per dulcu. Rabbits. - 500
! - per dozen. Prairie chickens, - per
dozen.
AINIgAu-per pallpu ION liz
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19

oRvrE MuliorL made Medals.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-10

LAST week, we.took occasion to
intimate that J. B. Collier was
not a proper or fit incumbent of
the office Of Post Master. Collier
dissented to the extent of refusing
to transmit the LEADER through
the mail without the payment of
+ cents per h., though the law
gives publishers the privilege of so
transmitting for 1 cent per tb.
That he had no such right to dis
criminate against us, we have sub
mitted to the Department at Wash
ington, and will submit its decision
to the mogul's discontinue. En-
PEASANT, we will only say, that in
declaring him to be an unfit Off
clal, we but voiced the popular
sentiment, and, to save his lite he
couldn't obtain a dozen signatures
in town to the contrary.
A few years ago a man named
Fltzhugh occupied the position OF
Doorkeeper OF the lower House of
Congress, which so inflated him
that he, in a letter, pronounced
himself as a bigger man than old
Grant" Though a Democrat, a
Democratic Congress bounced him.
When sorelv stricken, we always
resort to the Bible for consolation,
ard never fail in our reward
When our Colossus of the L. O.
lowered upon us from his angry,
glazing eyeballs, we hied to our
sanctum, and rs though by super
natural suggestion, opened the holy
book at the 22nd chapter of Mum
bers, where we read Of a man
named Balaam, who had an Ass
without a name. We there read
of an angel appearing before Ba-
laam and his ass in a narrow lane.
The Bible doesn't say " lane" but
it must have been one Nabout rs
narrow as that which leads from
the moral centre" on which the
LEADER Off g is located, and his
hcftiness' Z. o., tor 1t says that
the meeting vas in a narrow place
where there was nc way to turn to
the right hand or the lett. Here
we found history repeating itself.
The angel did not address the ass,
but the ass addressed the angel
Collier pricks up his long ears and
addresses us in coarse language,
offensive to our refined tympanie.
But we have taken the contract to
secure his removal, and we swear
by the interests of the people of
White Oaks, that he shall and will
be removed. Our oath is recorded,
and is re!igiouslv seconded by
those in whose name it has been
registered.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-10
JOHN A. BROWN.
X

Can learn the exact cost of any
proposed line of Advertising in
American papers by addressing
GEO. P. RowELL & Co.'S Newspa-
per Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce
ST., New York.
Send 10 cts. for rs page Pamph
let.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-10

Edward Reagan, Justice of the
peace at Socorro, advertises in the
following unique fashion MAR
riages, a specially. Collections
made on the talked To death prin-
'iple Consumptive bills bought
or collected by contract"